Serbian Student Movement Launches Election Campaign with Rally in Novi SadDuring the rally, the students presented some of the candidates who will feature on their parliamentary candidate list. Those introduced included President of the Judicial Power Trade Union, Nemanja Duric, Novi Sad cardiologist and Medical Faculty lecturer Ilija Srdanovic, Sombor Faculty of Education lecturer Ljubica Oparnica, and Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy lecturer Jovo Bakic. Other candidates presented were Belgrade Faculty of Chemistry lecturer Radomir Saicic, Novi Pazar political scientist Adem Mavric, and actor Tihomir Stanic.
https://www.bta.bg/en/news/balkans/1201909-serbian-student-movement-launches-election-campaign-with-rally-in-novi-sadhttps://archive.ph/psYbzAnti-racists to march in Portsmouth on Saturday, six days after far-right intimidation of refugeesSUTR anti-fascist officer Lewis Nielsen called recent anti-migrant protests seen in Portsmouth and Dover a “watershed moment,” asking members of the public to join their counter demo at 12pm tomorrow in the coastal city at All Saints Car Park, Church Street.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/anti-racists-will-march-portsmouth-saturday-six-days-after-hundreds-far-rightTommy Robinson’s Right-Hand Man Is Turning Online Hate Into an Anti-Migrant MilitiaLive-streaming his adventure to an audience on YouTube, he jumped over fences, making up for a lack of athleticism with a wild-eyed sense of urgency and determination. “If we’re being sick by the time we get there, we’re being sick – let’s go,” he said, panting as he ran. He encouraged both those he encountered in the street and those watching – “every man and his dog” – to join him. By the end of the night, around 200 people had gathered around the harbour, some wearing masks, confronting riot police in order to stop the arrival of 120 people who had been travelling to the UK in a single dinghy.
https://novaramedia.com/2026/09/09/tommy-robinsons-right-hand-man-is-turning-online-hate-into-an-anti-migrant-militia/Spain’s Parliament backs citizenship for Western Saharans born before 1977The bill still requires Senate approval before becoming law. The text grants Spanish nationality to Sahrawis born before September 29, 1977 and to their children through naturalisation, even if they never resided in Spain. Although the exact number of beneficiaries is unknown, Sahrawi groups estimate that between 70,000 and 120,000 people could benefit from the legislation, which supporters described as addressing a “historical injustice” by colonial Spain in the Western Sahara.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/9/10/spains-parliament-backs-citizenship-for-western-saharans-born-before-1977https://archive.ph/VRJiNAlgeria cuts diplomatic ties with United Arab Emirates over 'provocative and hostile actions'"Algeria spared no effort to draw the Emirati side's attention to, and to warn it against, the dire consequences that could result from its regrettable and unjustified conduct," the ministry said. Algiers said it was giving the UAE ambassador to Algeria 48 hours "to comply with the decision". Shortly after Algeria's announcement, Anwar Gargash, diplomatic adviser to the UAE president, said on X that diplomatic relations should be based on "rationality, communication and clarity of interests", rather than "riddles and signals that require decoding".
https://www.france24.com/en/africa/20260910-algeria-cuts-diplomatic-ties-with-united-arab-emirates-over-provocative-and-hostile-actionshttps://archive.ph/WdfpYSyria's Suweida moves toward a solution amid international pushThe renewed activity comes amid increasing US, Jordanian and Turkish engagement, alongside mounting pressure on Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri and a strong revival of discussion around the Syrian-Jordanian-US roadmap as the framework that could lead to a settlement ending the province's exceptional situation.
https://www.newarab.com/news/syrias-suweida-sees-renewed-international-push-solutionBolivia Probe Finds 22 Million Liters of Fuel Diverted in One MonthA commission investigating alleged irregularities at Bolivia’s state-owned National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH) denounced Thursday the diversion of 22 million liters of fuel in a single month, alongside multiple failures in control and oversight mechanisms.
https://www.telesurenglish.net/bolivia-probe-finds-22-million-liters-of-fuel-diverted-in-one-month/Colombia announces new aerial fumigation pilot programThe police stressed that “this experimental phase does not constitute the resumption, adoption, or definitive authorization of a widespread or nationwide aerial spraying program,” which was banned by the Constitutional Court in 2015. In order to resume aerial fumigation, health and environmental authorities must sign off on the program and the police would only be allowed to use airplanes with the approval of the court and local communities.
https://colombiareports.com/colombia-announces-new-aerial-fumigation-pilot-program/Trade unions question composition of minimum wage advisory boardTrade unions have objected to the government’s constitution of the Central Advisory Board (CAB) under the Code on Wages, 2019, flagging the exclusion of major central trade unions and raising concerns over the board’s role in minimum-wage formulation.
https://www.business-standard.com/india-news/wage-code-unions-question-composition-of-minimum-wage-advisory-board-126091001244_1.htmlhttps://archive.ph/m29CJLDP-backed Koja has slight lead over incumbent Tamaki in Okinawa gubernatorial voteIts outcome could have an impact on both Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s administration, which is heavily supporting the conservative newcomer, and the relocation of a U.S. military base in the prefecture. The latter could in turn affect Japan’s relations with the United States. The election is also seen as a referendum on the leadership of Tamaki, 66, who ran on a platform opposing the construction of a U.S. Marine Corps base on reclaimed land off the Henoko district, in the northern part of the main island of Okinawa, in the elections of 2018 and 2022
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/11/japan/politics/okinawa-election-polls/https://archive.ph/6XF2uJapan deploys equipment to Indonesia’s Borneo to help fight wildfires causing toxic hazeA Japanese military transport ship docked on the island of Borneo on Thursday as part of a disaster relief mission to help fight wildfires in Indonesia that are causing a toxic haze impacting people’s health in other countries. Japan deployed 300 crew members, landing ship JS Kunisaki and three CH-47 helicopters, which arrived in Kalimantan on the island of Borneo.
https://apnews.com/article/indonesia-japan-borneo-wildfires-smoke-toxic-haze-4e422e76372f15bbf6d6e09265d1f39cThailand builds border wall after Cambodia clashesVillagers say the structure has cut into farmland along the porous border, but those who spoke to AFP were broadly positive. “We accept it, we accept losing some land in order to gain security,” said Suwin Muangmeung, who runs a grocery store. She acknowledged she does not always know where the border actually is.
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/thailand-builds-border-wall-after-cambodia-clasheshttps://archive.ph/2Y2Jx